Vaping and Cardio

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Newland82

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Yah... About Chantix, I'm not discounting anyone's experience here but apparently for some significant percentage of people it is rage-in-a-bottle. This is purely anecdotal evidence, but of the 3 people I know that have tried it, myself included, there was significant danger to the people around them. It took literally every ounce of willpower that I had to not stick a pen in someone's neck any time that they walked to my desk. I had to quit taking it after 2 weeks. That's when I turned to vaping, and haven't looked back! Well, except to warn people about Chantix. If that is something that you do wish to try, keep an eye on your moods, and warn the people around you. Good Luck!

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Haha damn dude. It's so weird how human biochemistry works and how it varys from person to person. One small tweek to the geometry of the active ingredient molecule in chantix and it would maybe work great for you, another small tweek makes you become a serial killer lol.

I will admit, I have a short fuse at times, I don't like holding stuff in, and I had no problems with chantix, I've heard storys from other people that have had problems with it and they seem like they're somewhat laid back people. Maybe that's a trend?? The doctor can be like, "If you are a ...... off individual this will be great for you, if you are cool calm and collected, chantix isn't for you, it will turn you into an ......." hahaha
 

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Don't know... Just like nicotine (John D will be happy) acts widely on receptors all around the body and everywhere in the brain causing complex chaos (sic!), Chantix is equally in the "fix a computer with a crowbar" category - it acts in a more nuanced fashion on various different nicotine receptors, but still wreaks havoc with the norepinephrine - dopamine system in ways that we are too weak minded (I mean state-of-the-art neurocybernetics is too primitive as of yet) to fully understand.
 

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vaping after intense exercise! That's a thing I'd like to study in controlled conditions... Very theoretically adding PG in a post-anaerobic state could cause some issues, but I still cannot be convinced you'd take in enough PG fast enough to have any noticeable effect.

On the other hand, glycerin-heavy liquids tend to cause a "heavy" feeling in the lungs for some people here, so that might be unpleasant when you're already a bit short of breath, ah?

Nicotine is probably a bad idea after exercise anyway.
 

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Vaping after intense exercise! That's a thing I'd like to study in controlled conditions... Very theoretically adding PG in a post-anaerobic state could cause some issues, but I still cannot be convinced you'd take in enough PG fast enough to have any noticeable effect.

On the other hand, glycerin-heavy liquids tend to cause a "heavy" feeling in the lungs for some people here, so that might be unpleasant when you're already a bit short of breath, ah?

Nicotine is probably a bad idea after exercise anyway.

Yeah, if nobody has done that study before, I'd like some TO do that study, under controlled conditions. i mean if there are colleges that pay for studies to see if men get erections during various visual distractions, why the hell not a cardio test with PG and VG ecig fluid, huh?

but hey, I just thought of a possible benefit of nicotine (and trust me, I know how dumb this sounds) Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor, why not train (for a fight, football, etc) using a bit of nicotine and come game day, stop the nicotine. Kind like the same idea as athletes who do high altitude training to "do the hard work now so it will be easier later".

Ok I better just stop now.
 
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